Sentence examples for international broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The real reason the United States spends so much more is that, instead of having one entity that produces all broadcasts, American international broadcasting is a collection of often redundant agencies working under the banner of the Board of Governors.

While other countries around the world were expanding their international broadcasting services "as key instruments of public diplomacy", Australia was shutting its broadcaster down and it made no sense he said.

There is, nonetheless, a persistent ambiguity to American international broadcasting.

CNN has based one of its four international broadcasting hubs in twofour54.

The United States spends close to twice as much on international broadcasting — $757 million per year.

We aren't going to start altering our fixtures for the international broadcasting market.

The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 Talk story about the State Department's International Broadcasting Division broadcasting to Russia.

By Clifford Orr and John McCarten The New Yorker, March 1 , 1947P. 21 Talk story about the State Department's International Broadcasting Division broadcasting to Russia.

Simon Spanswick, chief executive of the Association for International Broadcasting in London, said that the move by the BBC "probably sounds the death knell for traditional analog shortwave broadcasting in the developed world".

"Conflicts within the communities that are in conflict can spill over in terms of conflicts within the broadcasting," Letitia King, director of public affairs for the International Broadcasting Bureau, a part of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, told ProPublica.

NBC executives working at the International Broadcasting Center told writer in tones of academic seriousness that their success was based on a scientific campaign to shape their broadcasts to a feminine sensibility.